FOR RENT Double house modern throughout in Wyandot county
Wanted Middle Aged Man Hustler can make 50 to 100 weekly selling Whitmer's guaranteed home necessities to neighbors. Goods furnished on credit. Examples show earnings from 12.40 in one week to 12295 in five days. Teach salesmanship. Write for particulars Dept. 21 Whitmer Company Columbus Ohio
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Wyandot County
Whitmer
M. Denton
Cherry
H. C. Whitmer Company
Columbus, Inn
Local Families Visit Across Willow and Surrounding Homes
Grace Chapel Joe Starr spent Sunday at Willis Tong home. Mae Pratt visited Bernice Suber. Karl Kemmerley stayed Monday evening at E B Wentling home. Gladys Pratt dined with Effie Tong. Jane Louise and Helen Stahl called on Marjorie Wickiser. Willie Cole visited Florence and Bernice Kemmerley. Clarence Suber family spent Sunday with Robert Brown. Wohlgamuths hosted by Harvey Wohlgamuth. Bachar and Tong children visited Audrey Adeline and Senator Tony. Becks visited Findlay Monday. Willie Cole spent Thursday with Ervin Wentling family east of Carey. Ira Suber and Alfred Suber were Sunday guests at Clarence Suber’s. Lonna Pratt and Gladys visited George Bolton in Wharton. Gladys stayed through Thursday.
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Joe Starr
Willis Tong
Mae Pratt
Bernice Suber
Karl Kemmerley
E. BE. Wentling
Gladys Pratt
Effie Tong
Willie Cole
Florence
Bernice Kemmerley
Clarence Suber
Esther
Gerald
Robert Brown
L. A. Wohlgamuth
Harvey
Wohlgamuth
Marion
Eliza
Rezella Bachar
Dorcas
Lester Tong
Audrey
Adeline
Senator Tony
E. M. Beck
Doris
Raymond
Donna
Findlay
Ervin Wentling
Carey
Ira Suber
Alfred Suber
Lonna Pratt
Gladys
George Bolton
Wharton
Clyde Wentling
Crawford
Tle
E. PB. Wentling
Grace Chapel
Roy Mick
Miss Gletis
Near Tive Points
Charley Cole
Jane Louise
Helen Stahl
Mt Blanchard
Walter Updegraff
John
Henry
Kemmerly
Virgil
Karl
Bernice
William Bléam
Orville
Margaret
Charley Walter
North of
Orville Pratt
Gerald, Hazel
Junior
Jos Tong
Effie
Kenneth
Samuel
Effie Pratt
Elmer Pratt
Mary Pratt
George Goper
Alma Sopher
New London
Frederick Moyer
Brown Ave
Geo. Ash
L. G. Ranger
Upper Sandusky
Jacob Nitrauer
Sycamore Wis
George Saltz
Son Pank
Hon ‘Umbus
Cleo Oo
Sam Geiser
Williams
W. Findlay Street
George Metzger
Toledo
Mullholand
H. Clinger
Annyand Mable Boyd
Maurice Hunter
Columbus
C. & Hunter
R. B. Ogieshee
Arthur
Cleveland Live Stock Market Report January 6 1926
Hogs receipts 3000 with 500 higher. Heavies and Mediums 12 24 to 12 49. Yorkers 5 79 to 13 09. Pigs rough none. Stags and other grades unsettled. Cattle market steady with fat cows, canners and cutters. Top lambs 50 cents higher. fat ewes and top calves noted. Prices for hay and grain listed alongside. Market furnished by the Producers Co op Assn.
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Cleveland
Careytown social roundup reports New Year visits
A series of visits around Carey and nearby towns highlights social life. Charley Robison and family dined with the Hunters on New Year’s Day with Avonell staying for the weekend. The Stahl sisters from Mt Blanchard spent a week with grandfather John Updegraff. Other gatherings include the Wentlings near Crawford, the Blém family at Grace Chapel, and Pratt households hosting New Year’s Day dinners. Also noted are prayer meeting attendance and visits by Rev. Poling and family.
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Lonna Pratt
St. Paul Church
C. S. Poling
Gwendolyne
Napoleon
Charley Robison
Dale
Earl
Avonell
Earl Hunter
Miss Avonell
Hunter
Local Want Ads Record Regional Visits and Guests
ST PAUL notes list visits by George Oppera and Emma Lee from Vanlue to nearby towns. The Myers and Ratherton families hosted a Sunday gathering with Shull and Sausser in Carey. Toledo visitors included Orval Cole, Howard Cole, Ade Cole, and Sherman Shuck. The Alspach family and grandchildren plus Shull and Harlen Shuck joined Lawrence Fenstermaker for Sunday company.
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Caroline Shull
Rosellen Sausser
F. Sutter
Carey
Orval Cole
Howard Cole
Ade Cole
Sherman Shuck
Toledo
John Alspach
Harold Shull
Harlen Shuck
Lawrence Fenstermaker
Local News Roundup from Findlay and Area
Co X Diller made a business trip to Findlay Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Adelsperger is recovering from a lung congestion attack. Homer Mitchell and sons Jack and Dow visit Mrs Margaret Dow in Maryéville. Mr Mitchell to return Sunday. Harold Hunter came from Findlay Tuesday evening. S H Krebs went to Flint this morning to fetch Chevrolets. Virgil Yohe, Memory Yohe, and Gertrude Yohe return to Wittenberg Springfield after holiday visits with J Li Yohe family.
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Virgil and
Memory Yohe
Gertrude ‘Yole
Wittenberg College
Springfield
J.li. Yohe
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Newhard ‘S
Newhard Real Estate and Insurance
North St
W. Findlay
Smhall
Newhard & Meewhard Real Estate and Insurance
Lewis Kimmel
Corfi
Edgar Wilcox
Vanlue Mutual
Strand House
Vanlue
Slemmer
Piano
Frank
C. M. Steen Harness& Shoe Shop
Dean Wright
Krebs Motor
Chevrolet
Hbeef
J L. Yoke
Thom Bros. Garage
Essex
Chas, H. Johnson
Hudson Essex Sales & Service
Riester
N. Vance St
Levi Hile
C. St. Games
Emma J. Games
Sam Lazza
Glen Ave
The
Federal Porcelain Co
Ohio
Gray & White Co
A. L Arnold
Mgr
Della Gunther
Findlay St
John Hendricks
New Whard Street
E. North St
Sal
H. P
Carl
Hira
Brown
Joe Shull
Mutual
F.C. Ogg
F. C. Beebe
Inquire Times Office
Crawford Township
Priéed
Mi Presser
Bascom
Jfermanent
Hitchcock-Hill Co
Dept. A
Chicago
Marjorie Wickiser
Carey Markets
New Hay
Stags
Cattlie
Avonell, Dale and
Wesley Wonder
ST. Paul
George Oppera
Emma Lee
Reit Myers
Mrs Henry Ratherton
Margaret Sutphon
Jane Spencer
H. E. Fetters
Donald
James
Bluffton
Ind
Clark Rice, Jr
Baton Rouge
National Lime & Stone Co
Will Karr
M Burson
Elizabeth Roll
Keller
W. K. Thomas
R. B. Oglesbee
Sherman Yingling
Lawrence Cook
Henry Dodge
Perry
Pierpont
Thos. L. Dodge
Detroit
Thomas Gordon
Jackson, Mich
Harmon
Praire Depot
KE. M. Burson
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Simonis’ Grocery
Joseph Thiery
Ross R. Johnson
W. Brown Ave
Harold Hunter
S. H. Krebs
Flint
H. B. Keller
the Peoples Bank Co
Carey, Ohio
Carl D. Mitchell
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